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Re: HELP! Basic set up for Roland Sound Canvas Posted by David Roy (from: 203.101.236.244) on June 04, 2002 at 19:49:02: In Reply to: Re: HELP! Basic set up for Roland Sound Canvas posted by JBSeattle on June 04, 2002 at 06:29:23: Thanks for your help. The panel just says Sound Canvas so I believe it's the first model. I'm finally able to get the sound effects out of it. I just start pushing all the buttons until I get something. Your right it's a brainbuster and I heard the manual wasn't any good. Thanks, David : You sound like you are confusing midi with audio. Midi has no sound, it is : merely a data set to tell the sound module what to sound and that is : converted to audio. : Early sound canvases have limited effects. The SC88Pro and later have 64 : insertion effects but you need a computer with proper software to use them : effectively--although theoretically you can set them on the face plate of : the more expensive ones. : Roland is decent gear but even with the manual it is a brainbuster, and : Roland is not a big company and the manuals that exist are written by the : brain dead. : There is a Sound Canvas Users group on the net. And they can help. : Which SC do you have, what model? : The big advantage of the SC's is that they are backward compatible, so what : you make for a 55 will play in a 88, 88Pro. 880, 8850/20 this is the real : big advantage for the professional live player. : JB Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Thanks for your help. The panel just says Sound Canvas so I believe it's the : first model. I'm finally able to get the sound effects out of it. I just : start pushing all the buttons until I get something. : Your right it's a brainbuster and I heard the manual wasn't any good. : Thanks, : David : : You sound like you are confusing midi with audio. Midi has no sound, it is : : merely a data set to tell the sound module what to sound and that is : : converted to audio. : : Early sound canvases have limited effects. The SC88Pro and later have 64 : : insertion effects but you need a computer with proper software to use them : : effectively--although theoretically you can set them on the face plate of : : the more expensive ones. : : Roland is decent gear but even with the manual it is a brainbuster, and : : Roland is not a big company and the manuals that exist are written by the : : brain dead. : : There is a Sound Canvas Users group on the net. And they can help. : : Which SC do you have, what model? : : The big advantage of the SC's is that they are backward compatible, so what : : you make for a 55 will play in a 88, 88Pro. 880, 8850/20 this is the real : : big advantage for the professional live player. : : JB Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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